Nyaay AI puts judiciary on the global tech map

EVEN AS Indian law firms race to adopt artificial intelligence to boost efficiency, Nyaay AI—the country's only AI platform built specifically for the judiciary—is quietly setting global benchmarks.

- JYOTSNA BHATNAGAR

Founded in 2022 by Pan-Science Innovations in collaboration with RailTel, a subsidiary of Indian Railways, Nyaay AI was conceived to tackle some of the most intractable problems plaguing India's judicial system: mounting pendency, filing defects, procedural backlogs, and shortage of judicial staff.

Two years on, it has emerged as a globally sought-after solution. The platform is already working with the Supreme Court, 16 of India's 25 High Courts (HCs), as well as the Supreme Court of Singapore, which became its first paid client last year. Countries including the UK and Brazil have approached the firm to help them set up similar judicial platforms.

"Our suite of products spans defect detection, e-filing automation, case clustering, metadata extraction, bench allocation, headnote generation, live transcription, multilingual translation, and judgment analysis—all designed to make courts faster, more efficient, and more accessible," Anshul Pandey, founder and CEO of PanScience, told FE.

Judiciary-first approach